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Scallywag

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  1. Scallywag
    Nice work. I feel your pain on the epoxy use. I have found JB Weld - Kwikwood to a great friend of mine while shaping the hull.
  2. Scallywag
    Hello Bryan, Sorry to hear about the stroke. I am interested in the rope walk. Is it still available? What is your preferred method of payment? Thanks, Paul
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    Hi Ari, Did you thin the liquid metal copper? Did you apply with a handbrush or airbrush? Great work! I've found your log very informative and helpful. Paul
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    I know you said local but I would pay you to ship the ropewalk to me!
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    I'm interested. I DM'd you.
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    Well done! You are an inspiration. I just dusted mine off and am starting to sand!
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    I think the Connie museum's model is the one made by Blue Jacket.
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    Thank you for all of the "Likes". I really appreciate them.
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    I didn't realize that until I was almost done posting. Newbie learning curve!
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    Thanks Ian! Thats exactly what I'm trying to do here. I look at other build logs and wonder how they did what they are showing.
  11. Scallywag
    Transfered Hull station marks from template to the keel. Using a hull marking jig, drew hull stations on port and starboard sides.
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    Hull shaped to rough template
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    Bow after rough shaping Stern after rough shaping
  14. Scallywag
    Used dremel sand barrel to shape hull into rough shape
  15. Scallywag
    Cut template to match ship's plan outline
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    Sanding keel just enough to make level
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    8" x 30" template
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    Transferring measurements from drawings to poster board to create templates
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    Poster board and ships drawings
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    Stern before sanding
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    Bow before sanding
  22. Scallywag
    The hull is made of basswood and came pre-carved to a rough initial shape. There is plenty of material to remove to get the ship to its shape per-plan. The manufacturer, to protect the model from any damage it may receive during shipping and handling, intentionally left the extra material. Note the stems on the bow and stern.
  23. Scallywag
    My goal is to make her as close to her appearance on August 19, 1812, before the battle with HMS Guerriere. Any and all constructive criticism is welcome as this is my first build and I would love to learn new techniques!
  24. Scallywag
    Thanks for the update! Keep up the good work.
  25. Scallywag
    juhu, I'm interested in any material you're willing to share...

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